HAROLD HEATH

Harold Heath's illustrious career began around the turn of the century and has earned him a reputation as one of the most consistent yet unsung heroes in UK house music.

Aside form Lost My Dog his discography includes some of the worlds most respected underground labels including Detour, Plastic City, Stickman, Uhuru Beats, Oblong, Sensei and Urban Torque. It was for Urban Torque that he recorded his debut album 'Hole Funk'.

Harold Heath's first outing on Lost My Dog was in 2006 after he contacted the label asking to remix Adam B's 'Smoketoke'. As long-time fans of Harold's music, it was a no brainer to take him up on the opportunity and launched a relationship which has seen the Brighton based DJ and producer release three EPs and six remixes for the careless canine owners.

Supporters of Harold's music on Lost My Dog have been wide ranging, including Tony Humphries, CJ Mackintosh, Mark Farina, Roger Sanchez and even Fedde Le Grand, who included 'Streets Keep Rocking' on his Ministry of Sound Sessions mix CD.

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